Extra Shot Episode 11: Having the Faith to Doubt
Join host Katie Langston as she shares a sermon she gave on April 3rd about Doubting Thomas. Do you have the faith to doubt? Hope you enjoy! Download Audio
Episode 27: Raising Kids in a Non-Fundamentalist Faith Paradigm
Join Project Zion co-hosts Katie Langston and Seth Bryant, along with Seth’s wife, Jenn, as they talk about raising kids in a non-fundamentalist faith paradigm. Do non-literal interpretations of faith necessarily lead to less compelling narratives and less fulfilling communities? … Continued
Episode 15: Dale Luffman and The Book of Mormon’s Witness to Its First Readers
Can the Book of Mormon be powerful, even with a reading of the text that doesn’t rely on literal historicity? Join host Brittany Mangelson and retired Community of Christ apostle Dale Luffman as they discuss his book, “The Book of Mormon’s … Continued
Extra Shot Episode 5: On Darkness and Falling Trees
Winter means shorter days and deeper, longer nights. Perhaps the darkness is an invitation for reflection–or perhaps it’s a warning of the finitude and fragility of life. Or, perhaps, it’s both. In this extra shot episode, Katie Langston reflects on … Continued
Episode 9: Community of Christ Millennials
They say the Millennial generation is leaving religion in droves. In this episode, join Seth Bryant as he talks with Community of Christ millennials about their faith and why and how they engage it in a post-Christian, pluralistic world. Download … Continued
Episode 3: Redefining Faith
Join John Hamer and Miles Fuller in an exploration of how believers can navigate Restoration faith apart from institutional definitions and culture. This means something more than just “cafeteria Mormonism”—which might fall within the ruts of traditional definitions, even if … Continued
Extra Shot Episode 2: Book Discussion — Meeting Jesus Again for the First Time
Who is the “historical Jesus” and does he differ from the Christ of faith? What does it mean to follow Jesus in a time when historical criticism and scholarship calls into question religious narratives that have persisted for centuries? In … Continued